Apparently the songwriter was on vacation, in Jamaica, and accidentally crossed through some locals who were talking. And one irate guy gave him the line in the song. He also was becoming chums with a worker in his hotel. He asked that guy if he liked cricket. He surprised when the dude said, "I don't like cricket". Given how popular cricket is in Jamaica he expressed ... a curiosity. The guy explained He doesn't like cricket ... he *LOVES* it". And boom! He had a song. ❤
@@WTReaction If you're interested, here the songwriter tells the story of Dreadlock Holiday himself. th-cam.com/video/C8BP28RNnyA/w-d-xo.html PS Thanks for taking the time to share your experience. 😊 Have a day. 😐
@@WTReaction I initially thought the line was "Don't you walk through my world" ... and when the songwriter explained the story it was clear the line is "Don't you walk through my words". It's a clever take. I love it. ❤
This was inspired by actual events when the Moody Blues vacationed in Jamaica. They told 10CC about their experiences and 10CC wrote this song about it. True rock trivia!
10cc where 1 of the biggest bands of the 70's. I was a great fan back then and I still have my original vinyl. Their lyrics were always very clever and you need to listen very carefully to them. I strongly recommend I'm not in love I'm finally going to see them live in November, their 50th anniversary tour
Great song, No.1 in England in 1978.....I remember. The Jamaican guy is trying to buy his silver chain for a dollar that was a present from his Mother. Nice reaction. BTW the West Indies were a much better Cricket team than England at that time.
In 1978? Their top players, like the Aussies were in WSC & both were weak sides. Windies wouldn't start their domination until 1980 when WSC had folded.
@@WTReaction thanks, ok not suprised as u look like a disney princess 2 me- quite nice. im curious were u frm ur genes i mean?, euroasian?. also try things we do 4 love, rubber bullets, im not in love, mandy, cheers frm au
@ aww thank you so much! That’s a nice compliment ☺️ my ethnicity is of chinese origin from what my family is aware of but when I took a DNA test, it said I’m 48% Japanese/korean so I’m not sure which of my ancestor was not telling us the truth 😂 thank you for the list of suggestions! I’ll note them down for sure🤩 hope all is well there in the land down under!☺️
@@WTReaction yes i thought u were japanese/eu. ur welcome miss, was my honest thought, dont share em often. au has gne down hill sadly, not v country i grew up in anymore. wat u tink of ur place?
@@richtensail thank you again for the compliment!:) I’m from Malaysia which is still pretty much the same but I’ve been residing in Singapore for a long time now and SG has been good - I’m feeling safe and it’s quite stable as of now so I’m grateful ☺️
Apparently the songwriter was on vacation, in Jamaica, and accidentally crossed through some locals who were talking. And one irate guy gave him the line in the song. He also was becoming chums with a worker in his hotel. He asked that guy if he liked cricket. He surprised when the dude said, "I don't like cricket". Given how popular cricket is in Jamaica he expressed ... a curiosity. The guy explained He doesn't like cricket ... he *LOVES* it". And boom! He had a song. ❤
Oh wow this story is epic! 🤩
@@WTReaction If you're interested, here the songwriter tells the story of Dreadlock Holiday himself. th-cam.com/video/C8BP28RNnyA/w-d-xo.html
PS Thanks for taking the time to share your experience. 😊 Have a day. 😐
@@WTReaction I initially thought the line was "Don't you walk through my world" ... and when the songwriter explained the story it was clear the line is "Don't you walk through my words". It's a clever take. I love it. ❤
Thankyou David Ely, for sharing so much information will watch the song writer video
This was inspired by actual events when the Moody Blues vacationed in Jamaica. They told 10CC about their experiences and 10CC wrote this song about it. True rock trivia!
First time checking your dance moves out! Smooth! :)
@@leoncardinal2035 haha I try my best!😂 thank you!🤩
@@WTReaction It took a bit to come around but some how I knew you would:)! I think I am coming around to subscribing! :I
10cc where 1 of the biggest bands of the 70's. I was a great fan back then and I still have my original vinyl.
Their lyrics were always very clever and you need to listen very carefully to them.
I strongly recommend I'm not in love
I'm finally going to see them live in November, their 50th anniversary tour
@@RichardMartin-x3f oh wow! So nice to see how they’re still going at it now!🤩
Great song, No.1 in England in 1978.....I remember. The Jamaican guy is trying to buy his silver chain for a dollar that was a present from his Mother. Nice reaction. BTW the West Indies were a much better Cricket team than England at that time.
In 1978? Their top players, like the Aussies were in WSC & both were weak sides. Windies wouldn't start their domination until 1980 when WSC had folded.
Great song, listen to RUBBER BULLETS, that's very catchy too, thanks 😊
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this is a classic from 10cc
1978
If you want some more from 10cc try The Wall Street Shuffle, 'm Mandy, Fly Me and he Things We Do for Love.
Such a pity you concentrated on the visuals and not the lyrics
maybe u cld sing....i dont like reactors oh no......... i love em! yeh yeh. hehe
@@richtensail 😂😂😂 that’s a good one! I used to sing in musical theatre but usually only those Disney-ish ones 😂
@@WTReaction thanks, ok not suprised as u look like a disney princess 2 me- quite nice. im curious were u frm ur genes i mean?, euroasian?. also try things we do 4 love, rubber bullets, im not in love, mandy, cheers frm au
@ aww thank you so much! That’s a nice compliment ☺️ my ethnicity is of chinese origin from what my family is aware of but when I took a DNA test, it said I’m 48% Japanese/korean so I’m not sure which of my ancestor was not telling us the truth 😂 thank you for the list of suggestions! I’ll note them down for sure🤩 hope all is well there in the land down under!☺️
@@WTReaction yes i thought u were japanese/eu. ur welcome miss, was my honest thought, dont share em often. au has gne down hill sadly, not v country i grew up in anymore. wat u tink of ur place?
@@richtensail thank you again for the compliment!:) I’m from Malaysia which is still pretty much the same but I’ve been residing in Singapore for a long time now and SG has been good - I’m feeling safe and it’s quite stable as of now so I’m grateful ☺️